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Monthly outdoor food pickup for any family who needs help.  No proof of income or residency needed.

Participants are required to sign up every month in order to plan accordingly.  Register at www.compasshealthnetwork.org, look for The Mobile Market under “Events”, then “Community Events.”   Online registration opens up during the 15th through the 19th of the previous month.

There are Mobil Market locations throughout the region:

Union: Third Thursday of every month, 9AM-10:30AM / Great 8 Cinema Parking Lot, 5 Prairie Dell Plaza Drive

Winfield: Third Tuesday of every month 9AM-10:30AM / Winfield First Baptist Church, 3700 E. Highway 47

Warrenton: Third Wednesday of every month 9AM-10:30AM / Warrenton Cinema, 265 W Veterans Memorial Pkwy

Wentzville: Third Friday of every month, 9AM-11PM / Compass Health Center, 1032 Crosswinds Court

St. Peters: Third Friday of every month, 1:15PM-2:30PM / Compass Health, 111 Mexico Court

What is given out?
Every family that comes through will receive roughly the same amount; family size has no bearing on the amount they will receive.
No worries, it is usually a lot!
How does it run?
St. Louis Area Foodbank brings food to the various locations the day of distributions. Clients line up in their cars and volunteers assist
with the repackaging and distribution. The clients do not even have to get out of their cars!
What if it’s cancelled?
This is an OUTDOOR distribution, which means weather is a primary factor when considering cancellations. A general rule we follow
is if schools are closed, MM is closed. Cancellations can happen for several reasons. Weather, truck issues, volunteer support, in any
instance we will follow the same protocol for the cancellation. An agency wide email will be sent out as soon as the decision is made,
an email will be sent to all clients who are sign up on the list, our Facebook page will have the cancellation information.

In the United States, roughly 1 in 4 adults are living with a disability.

The Disability Portal is the State of Missouri’s disability resource website. It includes links to federal and state programs and services for Missourians with disabilities, provides information on laws, rights, and etiquette, and offers a searchable resource directory on local disability service organizations.

Here you can search by county and by disability type to find programs in Franklin County.  These include programs that help with a variety of disabilities, such as visual impairment, developmental disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, respiratory conditions and many others.

Information is also available regarding related concerns, such as service animals, housing, and assistive technology.

$396 for full economy set dentures. Uses Care Credit financing. Accepts Medicaid. See website for list of fees on all services and how to apply for Care Credit.

The Aviary Recovery Center for addiction rehabilitation has three locations – two outpatient centers located in Lee’s Summit, MO and Kirkwood, MO, and a residential and outpatient program in Eolia, MO, in the northern part of the St. Louis region.

We are privately owned and operated and are licensed through the Missouri Department of Mental Health, which guarantees that we meet the highest of standards.

“The Nurturing Network is here to help you become the best parent you can be.”

Program is available for parents who have a child in their care and live in Franklin County.

• Do you not have a place to live?
• Is it hard to support yourself and your kids?
• Are you a teen parent?
• Are you working and caring for your children full-time?
• Has Children’s Division ever been involved with your family?

If any of the above apply to you, then you are elligible for this free program.

Tri-County Birthright was founded in 1976 with support from concerned community members. This branch serves three counties: Jefferson County, Franklin County, and Washington County. The office is in Eureka, just off highway 44.

Provides free help with:

• Pregnancy Testing
• Counseling
• Diapers
• Clothes
• Baby Care Items
• Breast Pumps
• Cribs  and more.

They also provide warm referrals and support for pregnant women and new mothers who are seeking other helpful resources.

Vital ID of East Central Missouri helps individuals acquire legal identification documents, including:

US Birth Certificate

MO Non-Real Non- Driver Photo IDs

US Social Security Cards

The group also provides training services for area resource providers to help them become familiar with community resources, demographic reporting, grant writing, and funding reimbursement.  Local agencies can become trained in the process and paperwork that’s required when an individual needs to replace or obtain legal identification documents.

Location in Washington, MO

Available only overnight; when predicted temps are under 32F or below 40F with precipitation

Limited to 16 people, at this time

Private location can be accessed only by texting 636-283-0446

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Peace Lutheran Church is looking for volunteers and community support for this. Please contact them, if you’d like to help.